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Aerogramme plan North American release

Contributed by inagreendase. Posted by aubin on Saturday, November 26, 2005 at 11:22 AM (EST)

Glasgow, Scotland-based indie rock quartet Aerogramme has announced plans to make the North American debut of their release Seclusion on March 21st, 2006.

The band is described as "punishing metal with moments of angelic beauty" and the group claims a number of notable musicians as supporters including Isis, Thursday, Flaming Lips, Idlewild and Stephen Malkmus and legendary music maestro John Peel.

The album appeared in 2004 in a European-exclusive release via Undergroove. The new release will include six songs as well as a two part Seclusion film scored by the band and filmed by Scottish director Steven Morrisson,

Inkwell
Dreams And Bridges
The Unravelling
I Don't Need Your Love
Lightning Strikes The Postman
Alternative Score
Seclusion (Dreams And Bridges Version - Video)
Seclusion (Alternate Score Version - Video)

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Someone (November 26, 2005)

im really confused. I own two aereogramme releases: Story in White and Sleep and Release. Pretty sure they were US releases.

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Aubin (November 26, 2005)

Sorry, it was bad writing; I meant the album would make it's debut, not the band. I know, it is confusing. It should make a little more sense now.

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iamfuckyou (November 27, 2005)

nice one. back from relative obscurity into more relative obscurity. i really enjoyed both records these dudes put out. let's hope unlike idlewild these scots get better with age.